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Old 12-17-2007, 10:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What's wrong with my DVD-Rs?

Ok, so I've been trying to burn some stuff to my DVD-R's I have at home. I don't recall ever having a problem before, but now I can't burn anything to them. When I try, I get this error:

Windows encountered a problem trying to copy this file. What do you want Windows to do? Retry Cancel

It's the same with any file I try, any disc I try. When I go into the disc properties, this is the information given:

Type: CD Drive
File system: RAW
Used space: 0 bytes
Free space: 0 bytes
Capacity: 0 bytes

Somehow I don't think my drive is reading the discs correctly. I have two computers. each with a DVD-RW drive, and both have the same problems.

Here are the DVD-R discs I am using:

Dynex DVD-R, 16x, 120min, 4.7GB

Thanks for any help.
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